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charge (q) = +2e magnetic field (B) = 15 T due north

experience if it is traveling at (a) 290.0 m/s at 30° east of north? of 15.0 T pointing north. What magnetic force (magnitude and direction) does it .. 6.26 An ionized helium nucleus (charge of +2e) experiences a magnetic field experience if it is traveling at (a) 290.0 m/s at 30° east of north? (b) 290.0 m/s at 45° south of west?

experience if it is traveling at (a) 290.0 m/s at 30° east of north? of 15.0 T pointing north. What magnetic force (magnitude and direction) does it .. 6.26 An ionized helium nucleus (charge of +2e) experiences a magnetic field experience if it is traveling at (a) 290.0 m/s at 30° east of north? (b) 290.0 m/s at 45° south of west?

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